A reaction between zinc and sulfur can be used to demonstrate that chemical changes are often accompanied by a large change in energy.
This practical is part of our Chemistry for non-specialists collection.
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Use this infographic with your 11–14 students to develop their knowledge of changes of state and their graphing skills
Video and supporting resources for two practical experiments exploring conservation of mass.
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Get your 11–14 students applying their rates of reactions knowledge to new contexts
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